An alarm inside me asking for cold beer ❄️🍺 at 37ºC at Seville airport

In the last days of this week I have been working in Andalusia, specifically I have been at the University of Cadiz giving a training course. After finishing the training course I travelled from Cadiz to Seville at more than 35 °C on the road.

Arriving at the airport, I was a bit overwhelmed because I could not find the place to return the rental car. If to all this we add moving the suitcase of about 20 kg after two weeks of work away from home and the high temperatures, my body activated an alarm that my brain has translated into two words.

Cold beer ❄️🍺 Cold beer ❄️🍺 Cold Beer ❄️🍺

Once inside the terminal I located one of the bars and looked for the coldest beer they had in the self-service fridge. The selection was the Victoria Malaga beer.

I had never tried this beer before and pleasantly liked it very much. I say this, not because I was sweltering hot and any cold beer would have pleased me, I say this because I actually had a second beer and it is the one I am sharing the photos of.

This beer is a pilsen type lager. It has an alcohol content of 4.8% vol. And what I loved is that its bitterness and carbon content is not very high compared to other Spanish beers that are more popular. Undoubtedly, a good discovery of this Andalusian beer that according to its label is also distributed in the UK by DAMM BREWERY UK LTD and in Chile through Viña Concha y Toro S.A. The manufacture according to the labeling and the information on its website is made in Cervezas Victoria 1928 S.L in the town of Malaga.

As apart from heat and thirst I was a bit hungry, I accompanied this beer with some fuet with some very typical Seville bread rolls. So you can be sure that this beer goes perfectly with sausages.

Thanks to this wonderful beer I was able to turn off the alarm that went off inside me. But as a beer lover even if there is no alarm it is always a good time to share a moment with a good beer.

All photos are original and my property and have been taken at Seville airport with my iPhone SE.

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